Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1940 — Page 22

DR. JW. PUTNAM, 75, IN HOSPITAL

‘Retired Butler President Is ‘Just About the Same,’ Attaches Say.

‘ Dr. James W. Putnam, who retired from the presideney of Butler University last April, is spending his 75th birthday today at Methodist Hospital. He had not considered himself seriously ill until about a week before he entered the hospitali Dec.

1526 Painting Is Uncovered

BERLIN, Jan. 18 (U. P.) —Experts of the Kaiser Friedrich Museum announced today that a hitherto unknown painting by the famous master, Lukas Cranach, had been dis-

covered in the village church of

Grossgievitz in Mecklenburg. The experts said the the authenticity of the painting had been established and that it dated from 1526. It represents “the Virgin Mary

with Child under an apple tree.”

Restoration of the painting and

‘its wooden frames will take about six months. Cranach was one of the most famous of medieval painters.

28. His condition has been serious and today was “just about the same.” Dr. Putnam came to the University from the University of Missouri in 1909 as an economics professor. He was vice president from 1919 to 1934 and became president in 1935. He assisted the university through what has been described as its most critical period, when Butler's membership in the North Central Association for Colleges and Secondary Schools was threatened.

CHARLES SPENCER, WANDERER, TO TALK

Charles E. Spencer, self-styled

“American Wanderer Hailing From Indianapolis,” will speak on “Houses

Built With Hands” at 8:15 p. m. Mon-

U. S. HAS SPENT 300 MILLION IN STATE SINCE '35

Report of Lowell Mellett Shows $73,000,000 Sent Here During 1939.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—New Deal allocations of Federal funds for Indiana totalled $300,235,830, a consolidated report of all governmental agencies from 1935 to Jan. 1, 1940 disclosed today. The report was filed with Congress

by Lowell Mellett, former Indianapolis and Washington newspaperman, director of the Office of Gov-

ernment Reports.

Government ‘checks issued for

various Indiana projects for the fiscal year 1939 amounted to $73,-

113,952, as compared .to $52,193,413

for fiscal 1938 the report shows. For

German Horo

Forced to Flee |

HOBOKEN, N. I. Jan. 18 w. P.).—A 46-year-old, once ‘wealthy | German-Jew,. who fought for Germany in the World War and was three times decorated for bravery in ‘action, came to this country: today looking for a new start. He was Hans Leudesdorff, former financial director of the Ehape stores, German equivalent of the American five-and-ten-cent

stores, who arrived from Brussels

aboard the Holland-American motorship Damsterdyk with his wife and their three daughters. The Nazis, Herr Leudesdorff

“said, had taxed away his personal

fortune, which once amounted to $130,000 and forced him to flee to Belgium, where his family later Joined him.

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STATE Hs RECORD GAME FISH OUTPUT

Coblervation clubs in wndiana produced 11,500,000 game fish during 1939, an all-time record; Virgil M. Simmons, State Conservation director, reported The fish olin in the club ronds were removed ‘ and planted in nearby lakes and streams under supervision of the State Fish and Game Division, supplementing the stocking of these waters by the State hatcheries. The club production last year was an- increase: of 4,500,000 over 1938 and more than 8,000, 000 over the

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| 1037 production. The fish were produced by 220 clubs, operating 516 hatchery Ponds, which scovered 313 acres.

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the fiscal year 1940, which com- m menced July 1, 1939, through Dec. 31, Tooye at [31] the Government expenditures in the JLoote | State have been $24,676,866. IA

_ Here’s the Breakdown

In fiscal 1937 they were $72,051,364 and in 1935-36 $72453,159. Breakdown of the consolidated report for the years 1935-39, shaws the following Indiana allocations: Agriculture Department: Rural Electrification . Administration $1,426,926; Soil Conservation $542,981; Farm Security, administration $593,452; rural rehabilitation $8,365,182; sanitation and conservation $1,424,106. Commerce Department: $92,818. Interior: Administration $26, 868; fisheries $10,000; geological survey $967.37; National Parks Service $1,229,990. Labor Department: Labor statistics $73,991.

Treasury Spending Treasury: Administration $1,589,460; lighthouses .$3680; Internal Revenue tax survey $58,279. War Department: Army Engineers $31,503; Quartermaster Corps $1,168,-

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Athletic activities had brought about Butler's suspension from the association. Associates say that the “quiet, calm, cautious” demeanor of the then vice president. Dr. Putnam, - engendered new| confidence in. the university. While he was president the Col- ~ lege of Business Administration was added to the University.

QUITS AT 718 ANADARKO, Okla., Jan. 18 (U. P.).-+L. O. Nichols is not ruled by

habit. After chewing tobacco for Years he decided to quit. Nichols! 8.

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i 7 Mr. Spencer has traveled in 48 states and 32 foreign countries. He Charles Spencer returfied just after the invasion of Poland from a trip through Scandinavian countries. The program is directed by Mrs. Evelyn ‘Berger.

HOLD HOME-COMING FOR CENTRAL ALUMNI

A special home-coming for alumni in and near Indianapolis will be held, at Indiana Central College Saturday. There will be a dinner in Dailey Hall at 5:45 p. m. I. J. Good, president of the college, will speak. Justin Marshall, Indianapolis, is presi-

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ministrative expenses $51,000; student aid $2,553,044; work projects $3,673,235; Office of Education $17,-

141; Public Health surveys $230,000;

U. S. Employment Service $448,343; Federal roads, including grade crossings, $12,596,820; Public Works Administration loans and grants $7,367,152; WPA, State. work programs $223,194,615; Federal WPA projects $1,376,439; administrative costs $5,935,947; land use and rural rehabilitation $910,399; Veterans Administration building $23,344.

SAFETY PATROL BOYS GUESTS AT THEATER

Approximately 500 safety patrol leaders from the public -schools of the eastern half of the County were given a free show at the Sheridan Theater yesterday. Transported from their various schools in 15 school busses, the chil-

dren were entertained with a series of comedies. The show was sponsored by County law enforcement officials under the direction of John Dora, Marion County Safety Director. A similar program will be held for the other County schools next week, Mr. Dora said. Townships which participated jn yesterday’s program included Washington, Lawrence, War-

ren, Franklin, Center and Perry.

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